- Power made me a coat. For a long time I kept it in the back of my closet. I didn't like to wear it much but I always took good care of it. When I first started wearing it again, it smelled like mothballs. As I wore it more, it started fitting better, . . .Read More
-- J. Ruth Gendler
- Between stimulus and response, there is a space.
In that space lies our freedom and power to choose our response.
In our response lies our growth and our happiness. -- Unknown
- It has been clear since the days of Adolf Berle and Gardiner Means - who published their breakthrough book, The Modern Corporation and Private Property, in 1932 - that business ownership is often separated from its most vital element, control. These . . .Read More
-- Marjorie Kelly
- A social business is a profit-making company driven by a larger mission. It carries the energy and entrepreneurship of the private sector, raises capital through the market economy, and deals with products, services, customers, markets, expenses, and . . .Read More
-- Muhammad Yunus
- And the antidote to fear? Pull people out of their panic and self-protective impulses by first acknowledging the difficulties, then raising their eyes and hearts to a possibility of success.
At that point you can take advantage of their newly ava . . .Read More
-- Erika Andersen
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